At a Bankers Day event hosted by the National Bank of Georgia, President Natia Turnava highlighted the banking sector’s solid capital and liquidity buffers, high asset quality and healthy profitability. She pointed to a historically low share of nonperforming loans and linked these financial indicators to banks’ ability to maintain stability, withstand external shocks and support economic development. The central bank also honored employees who had completed 30 years of service and recognized distinguished commercial bank employees.
National Bank of Georgia highlights strong bank buffers and historically low nonperforming loan share
National Bank of Georgia President Natia Turnava cited strong bank buffers and a historically low nonperforming loan share in Bankers Day remarks, emphasizing banks’ capacity to withstand external shocks and finance economic development. The event also recognized central bank staff with 30 years of service and distinguished commercial bank employees.